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With 2017 coming to an end, it is time that we start reflecting on what went on in the market and look towards the next year. For Singapore banks, 2017 proved to be a fantastic year as the three banks rose over 30 percent. This is despite the turbulence caused by defaults arising from the oil and gas sector. On this note, there are two key points that investors need to know about Singapore’s banking sector in 2018.

While the rest of the market is letting their hair down and enjoying the festive season, we are on the lookout for undervalued stocks to invest in. In this article, we will highlight three undervalued stocks that DBS and RHB think you should buy. With these three stocks in your portfolio, it is bound to be a festive new year for you.

Following the first part of our 6 Small Caps That Can Bump Up Your Year-End Bonus series, we continue with three more small caps that could bump up your year-end bonus with sizeable investment returns.1. Si...

As we approach the end of the year, the most exciting part will be receiving our year-end bonuses. Instead of shopping excessively with the extra cash, why not invest it to bring about a higher reward? In this...

According to PM Lee, Singapore’s economy is expected to grow at close to 3.0%. This result, if achieved, would be one of the best Singapore’s economy will register following the global financial crisis. With m...

Looking out for firm-specific news is important for retail investors who are not well-diversified and have invested a significant amount of money in any one particular company. Below are three companies highli...

Looking to rebalance your portfolio as we approach the end of the year? We look at the top four hidden gems listed on Singapore Exchange that many investors should own, according to the analysts covering the S...

Having a broad overview of the current economic conditions is essential for all investors looking to profit from the stock market as all stocks are subjected to market fluctuations and influences. We will be e...

1. Breadtalk Group (Breadtalk) The F&B giant’s revenue took a hit recently as both directly operated stores and franchisees in China underperformed on top of the reduction of Food Atrium outlets. Fortunat...

Earlier in the first part of this two-part series, we highlighted Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Mapletree Industrial Trust and Keppel REIT following recommendations from analysts. In the second part of this serie...